jmedwards

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   by jmedwards 14y ago

   (where here = an asylum for the insane.)
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   by jmedwards 14y ago

   I had a quick glance through the expression, looks good from here.
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   by jmedwards 14y ago

   > Amazon has done a large amount of damage to the UK high street Contentious - damage, or consumer choice and therefore progress? > However I feel both are taking the piss when it comes to taxes While I have zero doubt these com
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   by jmedwards 14y ago

   I think it is wrong to simplify it in this way. It isn't just a question of a country's tax code and tax rates or corporation tax piracy, but a combination of them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Irish_arrangement#Dutch_... (That sai
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   by jmedwards 14y ago

   I think they stop being programmers and become solution engineers. The programming changes with the times but the ability to design and implement elegant solutions to a given problem is a timeless (and rare in terms of 'really successful')
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   Fitbit Asks: Who “Won” Last Night’s Debate?(blog.fitbit.com)

   4 points by jmedwards 14y ago|0 comments
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   Motorway map of England, Scotland, Wales inspired by the London Underground map(motorwaymap.co.uk)

   1 points by jmedwards 14y ago|0 comments
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   The 3D Alphabet(universrevolved.com)

   1 points by jmedwards 14y ago|0 comments
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   Customer service via the medium of rage comic(technowut.com)

   2 points by jmedwards 14y ago|0 comments
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    by jmedwards 14y ago

    Hidden gem
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    by jmedwards 14y ago

    Thought you might say that! But you never know - despite the substantial improvement, 14 days might not be your sweetest spot.
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    by jmedwards 14y ago

    I'd love to see you perform some more tests (10, 20, 30) now that you have settled into your new website - for the good of the Internet! Mileage, I'm sure, will vary depending on the audience. Our company serves organisations of all sizes.
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    A (really) brief look at how engaged people are with Google on Google+(blog.jmedwards.net)

    1 points by jmedwards 14y ago|0 comments
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    I wish I had the time to really help out and engage fully in the going-to-schools aspect, but I can't. However, if there is anything else you need help with, let me know! Good luck
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    Raspberry Pi are acing customer relations by turning a little bit of bad news into something really interesting and engaging. Kudos
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    I am really surprised that Netflix hasn't been able to launch with a better collection than this. I think even iTunes trumps it, which is a poor show.
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/12/06/hidden_gchq_code_bre...
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    Yep, that too. I didn't mention the fast-track as I wasn't sure if it was still open.
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    For someone joining the GCHQ grad scheme it isn't all about money. They'll hand-hold you through decent security clearance, you'll get to learn the ropes and a good grounding in national security. I believe these things are more difficult f
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    Ditto! I seem to bump into you everywhere. The Internet is a small place. > customers are making decisions about technology vendors based on the ethics and relationship with that company Indeed. In such a crowded space with plenty of th
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    I note that they'd added "The challenge continues" to the http://canyoucrackit.co.uk/ website. I'm sure that wasn't there before...
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    The whole thing is completely overblown (intentionally so and calculated, of course, by Freshdesk) and was very unnecessary to begin with (on Zendesk's part). As an Indian-started helpdesk software company ourselves, the 'Indian cowboy' co
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    Thinking out loud... I think one of the problems is that on-campus careers events feel like bubbles. There isn't an obvious incentive for undergrads outside of London to travel to the event. Some kind of representation at Universities thems
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    by jmedwards 15y ago

    Hi Ian Firstly kudos on your patience and determination with Silicon Milk Roundabout. I've been a remote admirer of the project and I hope at some point I'll be able to engage more directly with the project, not least when it comes to our (
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    by jmedwards 16y ago

    That wasn't quite what I was getting at - that sentence was tongue-in-cheek. I cleaned up the admittedly messy paragraph